Monday, 8 April 2013

Shared Google Drive Folders To Distribute Assignments etc., to Learners

This presentation goes through the steps needed to create Shared Google Drive Folders.
This will allow practitioners to share files, videos and much more with their learners.
Ideal for Work-Based Learners and/or those who are unable to attend face-to-face sessions.

24/7 access, any time, any place, anywhere.
Also available via this link…
http://www.helloslide.com/presentations/w2cb5qk4g3/shared-google-drive-folders

April's 1st eMagazine Published

http://www.acljohn.com/emag-archive.php for Archive

View the latest publication online at…
http://www.acljohn.com/resources/April_2013%27s_eMagazine_Issue_11.pdf 
Please…

  • Feel free to share with others and
  • provide some constructive feedback/sugestions

I hope you find something of interest for you and/or your colleagues

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

Saturday, 23 March 2013

Easter Reading

My latest eMagazine is now available.
Visit http://www.acljohn.com/resources/March_2013%27s_eMagazine_Issue_10.pdf.
Do let me know what you think and/or what you would like information about.
Have a good Easter Break.

Friday, 15 March 2013

2nd eMagazine now available

Just a quick update, my latest eMagazine was published yesterday; on Pi Day (or should that be 22nd July (22/7) =3.14
I hope there is something there for all of you.
Read and/or download the publication at http://www.acljohn.com/emagazine.php or
Enjoy!

Thursday, 7 March 2013

1st eMag for March 2013 - 8th for 2013

Please note, all views expressed in this eMagazine are my own.
For archived versions of the eMagazine visit http://www.acljohn.com/emag-archive.php



Pi Day is when?

For my USA readers…

  • Pi Day is very soon upon us; 14th March shortened, using their date formatting, to 3/14 (3.14).
Here in the UK it’s later in the year…

  • 22nd July shortened, using our date formatting, to 22/7 which is a fraction approximately equal to 3.14
Functional Skills practitioners should exploit both dates perhaps? What do you think?